The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-03 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTII, MARCH j.—Arrived the Ship .ru t liana, SILBY, burthen about 400 tons, laden with oil, sulphur, and raisins, from Malta, bound to 'London ; during her passage she was taken and re taken five times; her last capture was by the Prince Jerome French Cutter Privateer, from the crew of which she was re-taken' yesterday morning, off the Lizard, by, the Unity Privateer belogging to this to the varisztas changes which took place, the whole of her original papers were lost. • Arrived the Pottuguese Ship Bizarre, from the • I:3razils, laden with cotton, hides, 8:c. detained by the ,Surinant Sloop of War and the Bremen Gal . liot Margaretta Dorothea, from,Tonningen, .in _last, detained by L'Eclair Sloop of War. Arrived the Hindostan, of 60 guns, Hound, Pea cock, and Plover Sloops of War, from a cruize. VALmourn, 29.—Came in His Majesty's Ship Brisk from .a.cruize. PORTSMOUTIT, MARCH 2.—Arrived L'ilegus Sloop of War, Capt. STUART, from Cork. , Sallttl the Clyde Frigate, CorumodoreEM:C.lll. OwtN, with a Convoy for the Downs f Lind' the Cvnel Store-ship, Capt. JOYCE, for the River. ,DEAL, MARCH 2.---Sailed through the Downs from the River the Pinusi DUNN, fur .the South •.. Arrived His . Majesty's Ships irampeuse from eruize; Tigris and Vigilant frote4lYinouth, with a "tw6y Of Danish Prizes, whichirzilte : sailed for the Also th'e Hector, Griffith from Dublin 1 . Anna, Sly,' from ; Flora, Rogerson ; and Tyson, Neale, frotn knot ; Diana, Wrgley ; h ritannil, Hunter ; Apple, ':tottin ; and the Perse'verance. Evans, from Liverpool. SkisitaNess, g7.—The Pincher Gun-br:g Was unlocked, and the Blazer taken in. 2he, Success and La Loireyrigates i Captains Aye- COUGH and Scltaactitao, are taking on board extra provisions, but for the supply Ofbat Ships or place is not known. MARCH «.---Sailed the Orgeni Gain-brig, Rtoay, for Yarmouth. The Deptford Tendet, Limit...A.l4l*Am, tame down from Limehouse, with 4/oh:niters and imiiresit men for the: Fleet : also with the lbacers ancLmen belonging to the Winchelya and other Ships,•which bad hein sent up the River with the . Danlih detained 11 tercharit Vessels. The Iroa/utich Tender in gding aclvin was run foul of by a Ship, near Limehoutte, 4 . 4 .1 so Much damaged, that she Could not proceech Ilia I/14'0ft/ Tender was on her return from the oro,, and received 'he iniprest men, &c. from her, ivith whcitu she has just arrived. - - , DISTRIBUTION OF TRUE-MONEY. To such of the Officers Crew and Matines ad were pre. ant at the C a p ture of the 'French FrigatWl* Psyche, on the 14th l'en. and at the recapture of the ::Lnglisif Stint Thetis. and who have not received the first and sOcond Dividends of tine Money for the •oapture, and salvaa for the re-capture, TYLtBa l lt ' No. 9, Devonshirc . .squate," Biahattsgate.street, every ' ll eSdaY And I. ridgy, betweon •ta and 3hialhe 6th lama. 9. To the Officers, Seamen and others, forming the Naval F orce outle r the command of Commixtore Sir Skiilluel Hood, tr t esent at the redudiou of Surinam, on the , sth M.IY. 144. fiti.g the Officers and Companies of has Majesty's Ships .entaur, Alligator, Drake, Emerald, Ilippornenes. Pantiour, th e pique 'U schooner, Morcott (sharing by. agreement with merald), And part olthe Officers and Crews of the •. (; t il achaoin, anti Desperate Schooner, who were employed on 1 ;;che. -Will be paid on the tat March, at No. 6, S4nhope • -rect. Newcastle.street, Strand, and on every day atter fur . since years. i 1 , ''' th e Officers and Company of his Majestt'S:Slooo.Py .4`,.'s• the proceeds of the Gedaehr..,4lta-'6.4gct tinge, oilcan on the 2.7 th March, . 9 at No. ai,'A.rontlel.street, 279 , .., for three years. ,ru,the Officers and Companiof his Majesty_ls•S ‘ hip Poly- PRF.r"uhe Capture of the Spanish Ship, Virgin del Ito. • rlh, (I ncur Patty with the Doittqtal arid Defence) on the 2.6 th °V ' I N, at Na. :..2, Arundel-street, Strand, for three Years. To the (..) . . Ph „ 4 . ffleers and COmpany of his Majesty's,Ship Poly- , ital 1:,4, 1 °Z the rapture of the Spanish Ship Sr. Edward°. mr4-ye..:4r.,3.er.C122f)er, 18°4, at No. 22, Arundel.strect, for To the ()pi ' - • vet; :f or th . ",..ers4ilii Company of his Majesty's Sloop Ilea. J. al • "' ‘..itptu r , ~,- ,h„, Hendrick and lan, on the 27th al ig o , .. -_- -- • -• Strand, i for three Years, . a , ' 4 No. if Cecil -Streer, • . • To the OW . ~loer4..e_eaptiir'ec'o'rffi • . , and Crew of his Majesty's Cutter l'heehe. the eententt. Increase, on the izth N 9. =ham 2804, at N o .. S 'll ton street Strand, tor - ''' , 4; Years, - 37, out amp . , . To th e ( - 'p ique I , ).fficers and Company of, hit Majesty's Sbill.La on. t h ' °„rktlte Capture of the Spanish Ship of War ti apt iso, pant,c I° '" Fe b. !Us. (MS il.lajesty's.Sloop Peterel.iii cum. to 'which Vessel is on the Jamaica " Uri "' and (litected • T n e ld th ere), at No 3 - , Philpot.lane. , . n.. ..• ... 9 tale Officers and Company of his Majesty's Hired ' in ' A r - 74t1 -.:Utter Duke of York, for the recapture of ~the Schooner end l l. 3' '..." l '° ol e. on the- r6th Otiober lasr,• every Tuesday „ Tosy, at N o. *.31 Norfolk.street, Strand.:' . 1 0 thr.RJlticers aid C p y . of his Majer!s Ship Loire, :N•ittnwh„ettpture of 4 the ° S tri hip 4 s n Prederick an ~•11. . .ticritri, on tae "(I LI ' 3 ‘ , . the Eagle and Resolution, nit tile .7th August, de t„; ' s Perahec, on the '2ISt said Montt-4-136 , -i Oil Havre , t., zaCti,' ill sight of his Majesty's Simi, Wolvereurf, Al - rntu4sratehri.and Censor Gun-brigs, and Swift Cutter, On the rat rhat Iloyle's Oifice,-,in St. Thornes's.street, Ports. • flar three years. , • - • ' ' rr. te ° the- mazer, tor the capture of the Pall . as . , Les,Dett ~,,, I 's' and L'Etonnant, «n .board the. ,blazdr, at Shciatiess, -“,„the tith inst. and afterw.ards at No: 14, Lletnent's , Inn. p4 ( ' -the Eurydice tar the capture of Le noupinville French steer.phi, one the 4th Inst. at . No. t i jar - nes-street; Ma sa_ evey Wednesday and Friday for three ' ears at the 'Be place . • tv *1 1: : ° ? il !e :Steady, for th e cap t ure of 'the time Egwarton. , i t , '. n ' Morulay and T hursday for three months, at No. 22, I's!reet, Portsmouth. prov°i the Santa Margaretta, ter the detention sE . ,the Divine . , clench, on the ' 4th inst.. on . board, antiAvetyTUeralaY anti f. c,, , •I t.. I Y a tter, at No 2 , Norfolk- streeiit''ltiatici. . . ont s t o . the Alett,"for th;; ritapture of the tai on board. _.. th e 2einst. and every Tuesday and Friti:iy 411er, at Nu. " , .. N°Flo . l k , street, it rand. * -C'' • & 4 tilt f)t. the, i, Can opus, blanche, and kiogfi l sbel,",. for the capture lit v rerich I.r t ga te l' res i llent, un ti:e lath ikst. at ,No.', . . ~ 4 .3 lZ .sptriLeett. , i'lymouttr,. and tot tout months atter, at Lk i ~ ' . 1,: 1 : .° 0 1 'e Aegtessor,Tor the capture o f to:1 v rOw Maria, and • .i,..,,..,, 3 . 11 ger 10. on Wald the 4,-7,lysW4 011, the L:4 I,llsl. 4hil :' • . a .. (tS " NO. 3i, Leadeaboll...itru-t. - , k. The following is an E%tratl flora a Letter, datea' rayal, Western Islands, January 30, 1808 I am this moment to embark;-permit me just to add, that the British are itt 101 l possession of these Islands. A. 74, the-Raz/11db, Capt. CURZONi peared off here about a week since, from Which Ship a Mr. Pottvtg was put on shore with a letter from the Captain to the English Consul, and other letters from the Governor-General at Torceira, where she had previously stopped, to the Governor of this place. The Consul, whose letter I saw, was re quested to deliver those addressed to the Governor without delay, as they related to the condtra to be observed by the people of these Islands towards the Englip, and that enethies, in conseqUence of a re quisitton made by Sir S. Small, .11am - whose Squa dron the - 74 .was dispatched.. The Azorel have al 7 ways been considered as the granary, not only for Lisbon, but .also for Madeira, which latter place is already occupied by woo British troops. 'A consi derable Fleet has been freluently seen off the Island since the Elizitteth passed, from whence there-can be no doubt that troops are meant.to be landed here and on Torceira and St`. Michael's, should'it belound necessary. It is no secret that, the 'English dire& every thing, as the French and Spaniards are obliged to quit the Island. The French and Spanish Coitsuls have given in their commissions : indeed, the:Go vernor has said.to me, that a particular arrangement, of which we had been speaking, was forming by the direalon ,of Sir S. SMITH. Mr. Pqiu7s, ttie English Agent, is now occupied iu ascertaining as there is no harbour here) if a boson can be lamed, without too much expense." Loss OF-THE Sun" consequence of a complaint having been made to us,' • it the state;, ment inserted in our klaper of the Ist and 2d ultimo, respecting the loss of the Bremen. Ship Canopus, Captain KORTLANG, was erroneous, and might con vey an opiniois unfavourable to the character ofher Commander, we have thought it our duty to inves tigate the circumstances of the transaction, there stilt of which is —that," the tnisfortUne did not arise from any neglect or default of the Master and tirew, but solely from the Ship having missed Stays, in conse quence of the .baffling. wind, and a . particular run .or set of tides from Cat titer and Hamoaze Meeting in the place. where they were endeavouring to stay the Ship, and . that Capt. KOUTLANGind his crew have done their utmost for the preservation of the Ship and cargo ? having had their cables pro perly secured .and fastened, and all their Other ships' stores in the best possible. order, and ailed daring the whole of. the business as honest and experienced seamen would ,have done in a similar situation." We have lying. before us a kport of five nautical men of respeftability, two of whom saw the Ship while, in distress, and they•lay' confirm the state- went we now give of the cauqe of the loss, and th cptutuet of tlw Master 'and crew. . • • The sloop Tdeniaclius,\Vip:.umsON, froin Leeds, for London, went down in the tremendous storm of VridaY'se i nnight . , on "cock, John Sand near Fiver -sham. Her mastsremaining above water, the master succeeded in lashing his son and brother, who com posed the crew, to the rigging, and • then also tied himseif nor them. In .this 'State they remained ex posed to the dreadful tempest. The boy .died the following day.' The father and the brinher without the least 'sustenance lingered on a miserable exist. , once till the Nfonday ; when then Fortner expired, just aP.‘the 'Ship Fox, of Whitstable, was,eorning to their relief:" ' Th e brother, in a st a t e terrible almost. beyond description, was rescued from the jaws of death ; allti being carried ashore on the Isle of Sheppy, means were Used texestoth Tried , and he is, now in a fair way of recovery, not, however, with mit the loss of a leg and alibis fingers. These sad tidings were at his last and solemn request coMmu-. nicated to the .widow of the Captain, who, with two surviving children, 'resides at Hunsfet near this town. On .ttit receipt of them she hastened to the spot to - pay the lase respect to the xemainS of these her dearest conneaions, of which she was bereft'so suddenly, and under such dreadfulcireuntstanees as must excite the_ stronge s t sympathy in even the most indifferent reader, who, without knowing the; individuals, cannot but be alive to their dreadful suf ferings., GENERAL WIIITELOCRE'S The Court assembled this morning at the usual hour, when Copt: FRASait,.of the Artillery, was examined as to the circumstance relating to the attack upon Buenos Ayres : his examination was proceeding w.hen'our report left the Court. . We are happy to have it in our power to 'contra-, di6.l'the report mentioned in s e ve ra l o f th e P a p ers , that Ins NIAJF, , TY'S sight is -again so mita :life:Aid as to render an operation necessary.. =.•-So far from this rumour being true, the KING'S sight.,comiuttes ,rather to mend than otherwiSe ; ;n every other . respeti our most Gracious Soy Ennis* enjoys an on interrupted state of health and flew of spirit, : rises .at his usual hour of seven o'clock', and pays the ,Most strict attention to official business every day. A meeting took place on Thufsdly last nr.Brad 'ford, in Yorkshire, tar the 'purpose of considering ,the propriety of. a. ' Petition to his Matilfsr'si' on the subject of Peace. Nine ResolAtions.we,e-pacted on the occasion, mist of them fonoded on the usual topic of complaint, the hurthens. of War ; but two were 'particularly exceptienahle, vjz.. the .second, Which stated,* that War has long been continued, without any benefit, except. to those Who are Erin at the 'expence of the industriourpart of the' than- Munity. This assertion is .unjust and i}libgrtfl---War bus been' rendered unavoidable by . the rancour of the Enemy, and it has preserved tjttCbuutfy. The other "exceptionable Resolution.: declares; that -if Peace be , not speedily obtained, it will bu proper to suspend the payment of all pliblie Salaries'and Pensions, not 'the reward. of real service, and to apply theanionnt of then) to those who aid su&rers by the War.— So that it,is judged expedient to bring distress -upon' one class' of men to relieve another. It is soot)- , 'viously the interest of Government - to Obtain a 'secure and honourable Peace,.....ai l d in) other ought m sired—that Petitions of thiss kind are likely to excite -discontent, without producitig any advantage.' first of the Resolutions we ,have noticed was op posed by only tWo voices, and all the test paned' unanimously. It does not appear that any leading - charaCters •Uf the County: were. present On this OC ;' TPEYMOUTH, FAn. Tills week our Garrison Lt been': full of hustle, occasioned by the change of quarters here ..and at Dorchester, of different troops of the Ist and 2d regiments of Hanoverian Light Horse, which took place on the 2401 of this month, a day that has been observed here by the military and inhabitants with an uncommon degree of splendour, in com memoration of his Royal Highness the Duke of CA.sioat Doe's birthrday. . On this occasion General) . ..msmciaN and. his Staff, Colonel ALIEN, and all the Officers of both Ha noveiiati Regiments, dined together at Russma.'s Hotel, and entertained a party of Nobility, and se veral Officers of distinEtiuu.. Upwards of tau Gen tlemen sat down at the tables ; which were spread with ingenious devices and a profuseness of delica cies, far exceeding ;my military fete of the kind ever. given here. The !towns were superbly lighled up, and the bands of both Regiments attended and play ed several martial and con Ait otiunal airs; Colonel. llt Nt;ii AM,. -snd the Officers of the Sad Regiment, enteriained a select .party at the .Rarracks on the Nothe, and in the Evening the Duke's tradesmen met at Harvey's Library; and enjoyed the evening with niUch mirth endeonviviality.. The . whole cOnT eluded - with au elegant display of fire-wnr:is, in Irvin 'of 'the *dining rckirns at the Hotel, and with every ether Mark of 19yalty and liirettion to this branch of the Royal Fundy.. • Mrs. SIDDoNS is engaged to perthrm at Edinhnrgh for a few . nignts, hy,oin - tieular desire, as it is i,:nown that she is .now on her route to take a , final leave of all 'provincial theatres. . The success of Messrs. ALLISO'irAM and CoNDELt.: 'in their-musio farce-or Ulm IMns.?or, The Widow's Choice, •has pireridy induced them to think o f unit ing their powers again, for a simi;ar prodnction, in the course of' the present season ; and thefertile Muse of the .former has, we find, already sketched ,an outline of the intended drama. THE&TIZICAL INcoux.—Several of the Performers of Covent-Garden Ti eAre have, it is said, been re- cently snmmoued to appear behoe Cotrunis sioners of the Property Tax, in consequence-of their returns to the 'usual documents requiring them to; state their respective incomes. These Performers,. it seems, made deductions from their returns on ac count of those articles which, at the Theatre, are .technically denominated properties, and which they cousider of the same nature with the tools employed by artisans, without which it would be impossible for them to pursue the calling by which they sup port themselves. Hence the Performers in question have, it is said, specified wigs, gloves, clean-shirts, stockings, neckcloths, &c. &c. Whether those Per former-4 who devote, themselves chiefly ro.the Tragic Muse have made appropriate returns of truncheons, helmets, 61;41.1,f:others, and other martial insignia, &c. &c. is known only to. the CernalvoionePrar, who, according to rei , ott, have ken so pur4led by the variety .and ewaordinary naturo: of most of thear tides allded. to, that the . y find it absolutely JR:- eessoy to examine persona l ly all *the parties con ! -• "and it is Very prObable that tins investiga tion will afford a scenc haidly less wlitaisical, ludi ''crous, and entertattring; than any that has appeared on theatrical boards. To enable tire. Commis sioners to understand the subject folly, it would be very proper ter the several Performers, when they attend ott_thiS occaatan, to bring with thein all the various articles ulmozs which they ground their claim to deductions from the tax, and a general . exhini tion of these articles Will certainly add niech to the interest of the expected scene. CooKK playing at Elinburgh with consi derable advantar to himself and the IVlanager; and, what is much better, for the promotion of benevo lence als6; as hi 4 pertiontance for the Charity \York house.produced upwards of•uttul. We are sorry td bear that the b":ittaliou niche Sdota Royals, which is in Tobago, has of late lust many meaty the fever,, while the first West India Regiment; which is quartered along with the B.oYals, is very healthy: Wt are happy to announce the complete recovery of thelm.my sick cat thole two tine regiments, the Wrest Essex and South Hants . Militias, since their :arrival st that extreurdy healthy spot, Silver Hill, The alterations, repairs, and improvements, mak ing in Kensington-place, fur the residence of tha Princess of \VALI:4 and the Duchess of Bausswtcx, are carrying on with all possible exertion. The Pa lace is to be new furnished and decorated. Last Thursday the Princess of WALes and Duchess of BRUNSWICK visited Kensington-palace, and inspe&- ed the works. It is cusio:nary upon these oceagietis for the Lord Chatuherlain to of-der what he thinks. proper ; the Princess, however, upon seeing the Inr tiiitirei objemtia In many articles,. others Ale highly appi.oVed, and expressedn wish that in loture she niitht-be allowed to choose the patterns, &e t , which °filming represented to the, Lord .Chanaberlain, his Lnrdship very-readily assented to, and the whale fit ting up in future Ile under the direOion and itispeliorrof her Royal Highness. On Tuesday se veral tradesmen waited, upon her !royal Hightiessat Black heath to receive order4,-,--Tlie whole is.expett ed to he complete in about five or six weeks, • • This day the Assizes of the 'Home Circuit cora.. mete ed at klert flirt!, before Chieffustice Sir DONALD and Mr. Justice and on Monday their Lordships will open the .COilimii:sion. at Chelms ford, fur the county of Essex. On _Sunday forenoon two young men quarrelled on board of a Ship-in Shields haroour, when one of lbw.) bi ought a loadekigun from the - ci` ibin, and dis charged it at his companion, but fortunately missed •liisktun. The other, following his hdrrid example, proFured another musket in his turn, but just . as he .got upon deek,, he diicoveied his opponent golog on board this Ship Economy for safety; notwith statidiog- ti .fired at, and in ivied hitt), but, shotkitig to relate; the 'shot unforttthately en tered •the left eye and passed ,through tltu back part °I - the head of a young man,. !taloa Everitt,. belonging to North Shields, who isornecliattly ex- Pire. The perpetrator went on short_. and escaped. The followi:ig melaucholi accident occurred at S .11 1)(ttli; the coachman of Admiral WEL.I.is (triving tla AdmirarA with kbAcod horse, he nii"wed too , rtt«tt a turn at tt ehts - .lnct of the Dock whOir it..W114 and Ott cfrictwoan reeeivvd. 40 - viow:;t 3 QPllt . thiull Of the 1 9 burvirt thelccident ut4:i Knv hctirs. ‘,:eIGRICLII77RE, &c. :MONTHLY -I:EPORT FOX OEBRUALI Y. ..•.. Ttiegroikli* Wheats, allhough discolour&l by the severevitather in the early part of the month, i are far frtiticbeing injured by this check. The IPl e dryineeViiids - have proved favouraNe for the latter • dibbing. of -Beans and Pease. The early sown Bai leys have suffered in Norfolk, and other East,rn COUtities, by the feW nights intense frost. The latic'l do not at present. work kindly, in gene rd, this son, for ',enticed sowing. The retnnining T u n, have'stood the weather, much better than was looked for : tiat the Rape plants, for a clop; are much cut. Clover seed is likely to yield , a ,fair average on p. -Hay, which,had risen from the qlpurat)c.e of hired weather, has fallen to its fernier prices. Alihowh the . Meat.Miarkets have been freely supplied, prir. e Beef and-Minton uspei•ientel fariher k'au range. Lord SomErtmur.'s Show of Prie Cattle, for Oxen fatted after having bee.nregUlarlywrougl‘ , within. given time . , and Under' Wise restrimo. s from forced feeding; has prOduced.ti goal effi:Ct the stones of Smithfield it has 'likecrke evidently catiSed very . beneficial effeetsi not only in-the frame of the principal bieeds of Sheep, bat in ttrtir re. spediVe kinds of Itlaece 'aNcy;so essenti it in well I and profitable gra z ing. The LI/MA(lg season the Downs, both Of Sussex - and Wills, is expetitA to prove a favourable OM:. 'Lean Stock continui its last month's prices, e.ieept :More flogira'rid Pigs, which are somewhat loan. - DUBLIN, FEB. Drawing-room, on ThUrsday night, was very numerously andsplend4. ly attended. ,All the Nobility in tow,n, as well as the most considerable Gentry, testified their attach ,went to our gracious QUEEN, by the numbers its which they assembled to do honour to her ., blob s . night. Her Grace the Duchess s ltionmoNnap. neared to enjoy .perfe6l hcalth,,and a mit unitnateo .fiowolbpirits. The.Dula was, a, thtial, affable, good-humoured, and attentive. The company se parated at ajate hour this turning,—On Wednes day his Grace the Loan Lt utrrns AxT, and a, sele `party, were entertained at cilnner, by the Earl of DONOUOtimoRE, at Taltnerston-house.--the return of 'Sir CnAaEliS ASGILL, vv ; lio IS at present in Eng land, to resume the command ut the 'troops io this distrik, we understand, is not at present a matter of certainty. General Mu acct; cummaads,iu .absence. Eiorrtr4ENT.-.--OnTueiby evening a young Lady, in 136rotighStreet t ,of inheh respectability, and possessed (it an ample fortune, eloped with a Navat t)fliCer, who A few dayi ago arrived from Piyinouth, oh a visit to a near coquet:lion of the futitive. 'A dashing, spinster of ility-/We eloped Nom the house of her father, ,1 retired,suap,boiler, in.Tott:ll - 'Tuesday night,froin I Lie :of a first floor, with a recruiting seFjeaut belon t ii4; to a regiment of light !iragoolis. The L,idy po, , ,tersses a,forttie oftiont. per; antittni,. and &ho wa, on diy the playtmteof her. paramnbr. whtne fattker way A shoenntker in the road.—&e tidings, base as -et ,been litard of the fig.ities. mtLaoaut4ou-S7'l arr.—PalyAta ACTRE3M. '---Three young Ladies,. daughters of ./1:4 , /poware, were'yesterday charged at this °thee with breakhq, open the apartments of a Mrs.. liv.AD, who resid‘s at Paddington, and stealing a quAtitity of des:.; and other apparel. It appeared by the sr:newel - it of the prosecutrix, that the . door of her apaqinebts had been forced during her at;senm, and about nine teen dresses, of varioussdescriptions, had been stolen. Suspicion fell, on the prisoners, ,who resided in the .house, and who are Actresses belongint , to a private corps, They were consequently searched, and du plicates of the property were found 011. them. Se yeral of the dresses had been inndernized for the charaAerslif Belvidera Clara, Lady Teazle, Sic, but the prosecutrix identided them. The Officers rait sacked the wardrobe at the private theatre, and the greater part at the property was recovered. 7 -The prisoners were remanded for another examination. UNION HALL.7—Yesterday Jame's CtAlbion, a Taylor in the'ltoyal Laboratory, at Woolwich, way again brought up, and underwent pi final examina tion on a: charge of steallng a brge quantity of serge therefrom.. Re was fully committed Ow trial. Within these six .weeks „the following persmts have been cominlttecl tottbe House 'of Curredion for the County Of Surrey, for different periods, for attempting to bring spirituous liquorsinto the Kin4;'4 Bench Prison, viz. Catherine Barrington, Elizabeth Jonei„lnn Showell, Arin Fixeni:Pharles Brawn and Edward Dearinen, who described histi*elt a porter, living in Webberstreet„ Westmitiste;-to.“1, tined 101. the kill of which will be di,tributed 'amongst the poor prisoners in the,King's Wnclt. There have been several persous pre% tited oing it)to ' the 'said prkoti iu lotore, for bringing stnAlt quintities or liquors with the m ; anti.two r a rho prisoners hare been dispossessed of their fOont4 mu the King's Bench Pri,Uti, and committed to the Gaol in florsetnonger-lane, for One month each ; for selling the same _ 4t Newb:,rty, on Tu:ilay,inorning last, a grcv• hound almost lure off ilk; 11()Sli Of a child, fib•A,it thr , Ja years or' agt , . Soun utter ite hit'n man in the hat,.l alinust through, and it is feared hi: , has bitten rrony whet persOts,. was at length killed.. ,Sc ; s ke n perions, who,,Lave been ,tit about ..I`; , .: 4 'Ll'rY, passod through;.- that town in a Caravan, 3tr.',11 a Aek since, on Ahdir. way'to the salt water at Suut!) , . anlpto.ll. We are sorry to announce that considera'ble da. Triage has been lately done in the. tie,,libo , irtiood 0 ( Foot's Cray, by Mad D9gs,-*—Several Foriwrt. Ltve had their Stock bit, which they have been to destroy. Several Mad nns have also made their appear« ante in the Jowl] and neighbourhood or Dover„ shoclt,dag, belonging to a Gentleman. ot' it placti which had been tied op four or the days, was shot on 'Thursday morning, as b evinced all the flinty. toms . Of rriadness,and,'ti.i ktiown that this had bit 'l le 'b ll irte s t;7l7 . 3 ll uUr ti t r /rnert - 3hoern akers have been vied ,befoie thu :Mayor and Juslicts of Bath, for illegal Coinbi.rkalion to advance thus wages, and veil. ten Ced fo menths IEXIVri son mem, . The latesevere snow storms have preyed drAad tnlly fatal to the Nliecp in the \Vest Highlands of Scotktnd, great numbrrs having beoit buried in 1114 otsest.• vivid Pg,.....1,11111.f1111: